PlayStation Around the Web: What We Read

So, um… Green Bay or Pittsburgh?

The Packers bookended my Eagles season by beating Philly in Week 1 and in the playoffs (costing me an embarrassing wager with Torgo from PSNation), so I guess I’ll pull for them. Also, I just couldn’t ever bring myself to root for Ben Roethlisberger.

The PS.Blog weekly reading list (Week of January 31, 2011)

• The PS2 Just Will Not Die! – Kotaku
• Preview: Naruto Shippuden: Kizuna Drive for PSP – Destructoid
• Viz To Publish Ico Novel In The U.S. – Siliconera
• Sony posts strong Q3 profits (+135%!) in PlayStation group – Joystiq
• Explodemon! Review – IGN
• NGP will ‘easily best’ North American PSP sales – Analyst – GameSpot
• Killzone 3 review – Everyday Gamers
• Killzone 3 Review – Zeitgeist Game Review
• Review: Killzone 3 – Destructoid
• Sony Profit Beats Estimates After Earnings From PlayStation Games Double – Bloomberg
• Catwoman Claws Her Way Into ‘DC Universe Online’ – ABC News
• Next Generation Portable interview with Kaz Hirai – Telegraph
• Final Fantasy IV PSP Heads West on April 19 – Wired.com
• Videogames Need Auteurs, But Good Luck Finding Them – GameLife | Wired.com
• “Chuck” Actress Voices Aya Brea In The 3rd Birthday – Siliconera
• How To Control SOCOM With The PS3’s Gun – Kotaku
• Review – Tales From Space: About A Blob – PSNStores
• Interview: Insomniac Talks Ratchet: All 4 One – PSXExtreme
• 10 reasons to be excited about Sony’s Next Generation Portable – TG Daily
• The Expanding World of LittleBigPlanet 2 – Review – NYTimes.com
• How A Video Game Made Him Into A Major Leaguer – Kotaku
• Little Big Planet 2: 2011’s Best New Game (So Far) – WSJ.com
• Killzone 3 may be Move’s killer app, makes case for exclusivity – ars technica
• Splinter Cell and Prince of Persia HD trilogies coming March 22 on PS3 Blu-ray disc – Joystiq
• Is Everyone Going To Go Back-Touching Bananas? – Kotaku
• Did PSP Gaming Result In Japan’s Big Soccer Wins? – Kotaku